SATURDAY, FEB. 20, 1915 ‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘
PAGE Tani."
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Classified “Ads.”—To Let,
* ' For Sale, Business and '
ants 0 Professional Cards, and '
. Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements’ on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c ‘
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- '
face or Caps, Double Price. . '
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FOR SALE. i
To LET—i AND 5 ROOM Al’AiiT-
merits, also 5 and 0 rooms with all
the latest improrements. Centrally
located. Rent reasonable. inquire To
7 ROOMS' 79 Washington street. 1'20 31.
Rent 815. Inquire of l
n" t" FOR SALE—FARM About" 11
acres of good land, good house and:
barn, fine place to raise a lot oil
chickens and turkeys, and fruit. Near}
Norwalk only $2,150, i’art cash, also
good large lot in \‘0rwall1 Price 5150.
.Address Box 314 South \‘orwalk.
120 otl
WANTED. ‘. TO LET. l
WOULD PUT PIANO—ix YOUR
home, “he will take beautiful mahog-
any upright piano 011 free storage?
Would prefer to place with party who
could buy after fair trial. if you want
a piano cheap, addressAat once. F. M.
care Sentinel. 1'20 3t.
T0 LET—STORE. CENTRALLY
located in S0 Norwalk. Address Box
9
344. So, No1wallt. 1'19 31
T0 LET—HOUSE.
Woodward Ave.
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
TO LET—SIX ROOMS, SECOND‘
floor with bath. heat and running hot
water on trolley line, Norwalk. ltd-t
dress C.. Sentinel office. 1'20 ll
WANTED -— NURSE, CHAMBER-
111aid or waitress Address Waitress.
care Sentinel. 1'20 1t
WANTED — CIIAUF‘FEUR, MAR-1
. —— W
rieti man preferred. Live 011 premis teIgtrtfitT 3":ng $83? :rrefi:l ;
es. Must be sober alid indust1lous I q 8 '
. 2
Address W. 8., care Sentinel. 1'18 3t Havxland street,f11 1 t j
FOR SALE—HUB RANGE. An’
‘most new. (‘heap on act com 01' mov-
'lin Act ickf r a Mrs. iil
lEast Washington street, East Nor- l 5' on or 11 ha g in t
‘ lk , 1 Minor, 1 Lincoln Ay.e. So. Norw.aik L
Railroad Station, by March 151.11. A. 1““ ' ‘ Pam“ ‘mpmemew' rentl r111 31
1". care Sentinel. 117 3t :19 00 Inquire 64 South Mam street, g
_k’ or telephone 60.129 tf
SITUATION WANTED — EXPER- TO LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE about Equipped with top, wind shield.
ieuced retail clerk, office man. corres- l20x60. Rent 320 00. 87 North Mainl trunk rack, extra tubes. Will take
pendent, desires position in store, 0t'1b‘t. inquire on premises. 114 tf‘ $200 See Mr. (.00d1 ear Royal Jatuesi
WANTED—5 0R 6 ROOMS IN A TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT
good location, for man and wife, near
FOR SALE—HUI’MOBILE 21) Ill“ V-l
nice on manufactor)’. Can promote {11111 fill 31
sales' reduce costs. Good record. .. . r N
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Local references. Box 45 Sentinel. To LET a “00% AT “7 SPRI 'l FOR SALE—l RUBBER-Tillie AM)l
' .St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102. . . . t
. f1? 9t Ta 10 Av Tel 11655 n30 if ‘1 steeltlre runabout, two-scat caIlopy..
_ . ‘ y r e' ' ‘buslness or grocery wagon. portahl.H
LOST Jlsteam boiler and engine with s11w..
' MISCELLANEOUS. liedders 111kc.l1arrow,s plows. 3 single
l
l he 12 .711'
LOST—BANK BOOK No 19604 13.. .. l messes, l mare, pat er recon - .
‘ FOR SALE—R I- COCKEREI‘S gentle; any lady can drlye. t‘lteup itI
sued 011 South Norwalk Satings Bank. Daily strain and eggs for setting. Alsol sold at (mm t‘.l.l,a1ues Conuetti ‘
Finder please return to said bank as 2 wanttd ,0 exchan .
y ' ge light skiff for . 1 r_ 1
payment has been stopped. “3‘20'27 l duckboat. A. Ritch, 54 Cove Ave. ‘ “It A"? 9' Te. 108.) 1., I. l
Phone 13314. 119 31‘ . . . ,1
LOST -- S‘IJLVER CIGARETTE 1 FOR SALE—T\\() i‘l-A‘fs ()1.
light liraham thickens full
case, last Thursday night at Catholic‘
bred. 1
Club banquet.
’ 1 large size, good layers, in good health.
l‘O ‘01 R 1101119.. (‘1111 be seen any time. 37 Rauuondl
South waulk. “8 ."t
JELKE 8 GOOD LUCK MARGAR-
Initials upper right 1 lNla—«DFI llVDRED
hand corner, F. P. Reward if return- MRS. ‘1 01.81 N 40 FORT ST. E 151‘
ed to Sentinel office,
street.
‘15 3‘ N0R11A1.1<, CONN .
m ”r’ 1111101111: 9115.14.
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i ON THE WAR'PATH—TO RENT
'or sell your houses, lots. farms. llave
,buyers. Bring list, Wilson’s Real his-y
ltate, insurance & Auctioneer Accucy.‘
lit}: Wall street. «‘17 lit.
. _ 1 uhlc.
NEW PLAYER ROLLS—SR VOTE}.
l latest hits, 2 for .650; 7 for $1” .5. One ‘ '” ___.-,..._. W”"""“""‘“ “W ....- l
. " "upstroll, 50c. Additional rolls 150. Order «PROFESSIONAL.
($41» " at once. '5. 11.1.ee Piano Co, Bridge-l
/ Ominous.
port. Conn. 116 tit
instructor. Studio. 201.11wreucc 81..
W South Norwalk. l‘houc 101131 jfi 3t
EDlSON’S 0111111011 ———-—-——~~
The doctor of the future will siveno To the board of (‘ouuly Commission-
lmcdicine. but will interest his patientsl sinners of Fttirllcld County:
'in the care of the human fra1nc,thel 11icroby apply for u transfer of 11
lsplne. and in cause and prevention of‘ license No. 37 to sell Splrltous and in-
SOLE AGENT. 1
5 FOR SALE—ST. 111: 11s 1111)
‘175 Main 81.. Noruulk.
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1111 3t!
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FOR SALE ONE Kl'l‘t‘llrix‘
store No. R. two months old. One
parlor stove. cylinder .\'o. 12. Reason-
lnquire A. i), K._ Sentinel otilcc.
its 31
CLARENCE E. AWOLD—VIOH .\'
Should your eyes have been giving ‘
you trouble or your glasses need l
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-
sult
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN
Room 6, Kecicr Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
OppoSttc Hoyt‘sThoan-u. ldiscase. be wise. try Chiropractic. toxicating Liquors, Ale. Lager Beer.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 'S'I‘AMl-‘ORD . SO. NORWALK Rhino Wine. and (litter from Jos. F.
Evenings, 0' 30 to 9' 9 i0 5 7 to 8 D-m- Keneflc at .\'o. 23 No. Main Street to=
N. Y. address—727 5111 Ave" 0 to
4 [1.111. daily. Casassa and liarkius. at .\'o. 23 No.‘
Main Street, Town of Norwalk. Conn.
The proposed place. of business is
not located within 200 feet in a direct
line. of a (‘hurch Edifice or Publicl
Schoolhouse. or the premises pertain.
lng thereto. or any Post Office, Public
Library or Cemetery. ‘
Dated at Norwalk, this
day of February. A. I). 1915.
CASASSA & HARKIINS..
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
application of the above named
Casassa & Harkins for such license.
and we do severally certify each for
himself that we are taxpayers owning
real estate situated in said Town of
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwaik. this 19th day of
February. A. D., 1915.
Andrew J. Collins. Fred B. Cole-
man, Thomas F. Dowd, John Olden-
schlager, Matthew Corbett.
I hereby certify that the above
named endorsers are electors and
taxpayers, as defined ’by law. of the
Town of Norwalk.
‘Dated at Norwalk. this 19th day of
February, A. D.. 1915.
HERERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk
E. BAR'IHOL. D. C.
. Painless Chiropractor, ,
03 Meadow Street. South Nor-walk.
W
Making 0hr Mark
There are more ways titan one of!
making a mark.
Our way is an endeavor to serve
'every customer who comes into out-l
store in such a satisfactory way thatl
they will come to us regularly for all'
their wants.
We have everything that is to be.
found in an uptodate drug store.
and
TheNorwalk Drug Co.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
Mathewson S, NW...
SHOES . 11111111118
Fer Women
Distr‘lct oft Niil'Walk, ss., Probate
COT r CCI SMe COW- February 1), A. 11,1915,
Finest Quality
Estate of Christina Yates. late‘of
$3.50 in $5.
Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
1876 lo [883
The Court of Probate for the Dis-I
i Smriiy Bldg..ii15 Mair. St
trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and;
animal-mo or. com-
allowed six months from the date‘
10m) Ira-ct» ertou pm»..-
GLOVER’S
E‘Txclusive Agency”
Lounsbury
Sixteenth
MANY COMMITTEE MEETINGS
(‘OME UP NEXT WEEK.
HARTFORD, Feb. nth—The use of
the hall of the house. was asked to—
day for 11 series of committee meet-
ings next week. On Feb. 24 the com-
mittee on roads. bridges and rivers
will hold ‘11 bearing upon proposed
legislation pertaining to automobiles
hereof for the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time, will be debarred a. recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment to. and all bills relating to motor vehicles
,, JAMES E. YATES, will he considered.
f6-13-20 Administrator, The excise committee will hold
hearings on March 9 and 10 on the
bill limiting the number of liquid ll-
lccnses in the stntc' to one for every
1.000 inhabitants.
The committee on education will
hold a hearing on March 2 on the
hill to pension teachers. (in March
11 there will be a big representation
of labor man present at the hearing
U s Patenton'wt
The listest official estimate save
_ before the. labor committee on the
'Austrln ll. population of 5,000,009.
lhlll regarding contract labor.
RUSSIANS BEGIN NEW ATTACK 0N FORTIFIED
CITY OF PRZEMYSL.
t'outiuucd From First Puget
arrived at the latter port. today. The pilot
boarded the \‘t-sst-l at Ymuideu was arrestctl. but
was rclcasctl on prming that ht' was a Dutchman.
“l- \1 ho
latt-I'
(‘ll‘lil<ll( )‘t‘lx‘ii. \‘iu l'aris. ltcb. .211. 2
of the sinkingr on FM).
3. 111.—~'l‘l1cstor_\
1(1of the l‘d't‘llt'll stunner \'illc tlt~
Lillc by a Gcrmau submariuc off the liar l’lcur Light
house, cast of L‘hcrbourg. was toltl last tht-
steamers boatswaiu.
night by
Thc sttzbmal'iue which sank them. tht- boatswaiu saitl.
was the l'—16, which pursued the \‘illc dc Lilit-
distance and Inauoeuyretl in such a way as to prevent (‘5'
Cape. Then the (icrmans hoistt-tl thc signal "Stop or no
fire on you." whcrupon thc \'illc tlt' I-
submarine came alongside.
“I will girc you ten miuutcs to leave thc ship."
the ticrman commander. according;r to boatswaiu‘s story.
'l‘ht- crew complied with thc ortlcr 21ml took to the boats.
pulling toward liar lilt'ur.
Meanwhile
Stilllk‘
ille stoppcd autl thc
saitl
1111'11 front the submarint' \tcut aboard the
stcamcr antl plat‘t'tl two litiilllh‘, onc in the captains' room
and the other in thc forecastlc. 'l‘cn 111i11utc<latcs thcrc
Wcrc two explosions and the ship began to sink stcrn
first. The captain and crew wcpt as they saw their ship
go down.
After thc bombs hatl bccn placctl aboard the \'illt- tlc
Lillc thc submarinc stoppctl a Dutch ship which was al—
lowed to proceed after the Gcrmaus satisfied thcm—
sch'cs that thcrc wcrc 11o contraband aboard.
'l‘hc submarine then rctuructl to thc Ville (lc Lillc's
boats and took thcm until tar (ilcur
sight.
‘11 low was in
The captain of thc slcnmcr lllll not have time to dress
fully before hc was ordered to lcarc his ship. and injur-
'l'hc German
injury. took him
aboard thc submarinc and paw him first aid trcatmcnt.
The Germans also supplictl lhc muster of the stcamcr
with a finc pair of sczt boots, as hc had bccu cmupcllcd
to leave his owu bchintl.
ctl his chin in clambering' into the boat.
mmmantlcr. observing the taplain's
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.\'.-\l\'.\‘l\'('l\'. licutuurk. l’cb. JO. yin London, 1255 P-
111.—»~'l‘l1g Norwcuian stcutucr ljut'ku struck a minc at 8
o'clock this 111111111113: and sat k. llcr crew was snyctl.
This is the scroutl (listhtcr to Norwcgian rcsscls
slow the German blot'katlc loo cffcct.
'l‘hc l‘.j:1rka.l:nlcu with coal. was on hcr way from
l.citll to Nuksfim’.
The tank stcamcr liclritluc the first Norwegian \‘cs-
scl to mcct with disaster in 1111 war zouc t‘slltllllsllt‘tl by
was
torpctlocd yesterday by :1 subluurluc11cm' Folkcslnuc and
badly
lit-runniy :1fttt' thc (it-rmuu tlct't'cc went into cffct't.
nus bcut'hctl. tlumngtd.
’l'hc I
cross.
LUXllth. Feb. .211, .2 p.
her of about too. who wcrc temporarily tnurouctl in Paris
'tjurko was :1 «mull \‘1'Sst'l. 128 fcct long and 291':
tons‘
111.—~.\mcrit‘zms to the 1111m-
t‘:111ct-ll;1liou of sailings l)l‘l\\i.‘t‘ll lint;
'lli‘
today.
11s :1 rcsult of thc
(21'1'1111111 submzu'iut-
liltlt‘klltlt', urrlrctl in London 'I‘hcy
1 lclt for l.i\’crpool to bonul ‘hc .\111c1'it‘1111 liuct' New York.
whosc sailing was [l0\ll)tlllt’tl ui thc rctptcst of .-\111b:1<.~;1<
lish t‘huuucl ports bct'uusc 1 f
inuuctliutt-ly
tlor .Puuc until tht- {\lllt‘rll‘illl coultl :11'1'i\'c.
' Ri‘ikl'li. ltilly. licb. 2tl.»'l‘l1c cxtrcmc parties to Hit-
("bomber of Ih-putics vainly irictl at last night's sitting to
force the (itn't'l‘lllllt'lll to (ll‘t‘tlSS thc butlg't-t of
affairs but thc Incasurc was iuunctliatcly (lcfcutctl
vote pfz 54 to 272
Dc -put\ I ttucuio ( bush in tho name of thc chublh
cans. pt'cscntctl a motion in ul'ttth hc soul that as tht
Italian army and navy .that diplomatic
preparation butt bccu completed. and that all appropria-
tions nskctl had been granted. l'iox'crumcut should
makc an explicit declaration whcthcr it was for war or
fora continuance of neutrality.
Premier Salaudra speaking for himsclf and also for
Foreign Minister Sonniuo. said he did not consider that
a discussion of the foreign policy of the Govcrmncnt was
opportuuc at the present moment. and that he could add
nothing to the declaration made by him on Dec. 3. when
f<.1rci_t:u
by a
wcrc now really
the
he adyfiscd that that country maintain an attitude of loyal .
but watchful and armed neutrality.
LONDI'OL’, Feb. 20. 1:58
crican steamship Wilhelmina. whose cargo of foodstuffs
_ bound from' New York for Gcrmauy was seized by thc
British authorities. probably will be taken before a prizc
court rcry shortly. and it is expected the hearing will be
brief. ' .
A. G. Hays, attorney for the owners of the \\1lhcl—
miua. is of the opinion that thch will be no dispute as to
the mam facts and that the prize court will hayc nothing
- to adjudicate beyond the international questions i111 olvcd.
_. .1
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PARIS. Feb. 20 ':,.a m. —Mayor Max, of Brussels,
now a prisoncr in Germany says in a lcttcr to an old
friend. the singer Marguerite. S1“,lta that he has bccu
Confined in the inner fortress at Glatz since Oct 12.
“I can say nothing about the causes of my arrcst.‘
the turn or 11".1itcs "‘01 my letter is likely to be stopped. I
pubs—Tm casc of the Ant-T
was warned today that the tone of my torrespomlcnce _
was too free and had gwcu offense
that ltcuccl'otth nothingr would be passed."
BOMPAY. via London. Feb. 20. (1:51; a. 111.——ThC
Hon Gopal KrishnaGokhalc. an Indian icatlcr who was
president of the India Congress in 1905. (lied suddenly
yesterday. He was the representative of the non- -of'ficial
members of the Bombay Legislature to the viceroy's leg-
islative council for twenty years.
with thc statcmcul
lie had devoted him~ ~
~A8IP
lvtbt Litamcry liuttci,
11.1111. l‘otatots, a peck
SPECIALS ' .
littt l lour aba: ........v1;1.r.-.......,............. $105
:nguntl
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Maiuc l’otatocw. a trial cl .......................... 85‘
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unis GREAT A. s. P. 113.1 0. ..
124 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909
Free Delivery
sell to thc cause
. li‘}lllt‘ll by scryiug 215,3 profcssur
lie was 41) years old.
of education among his Mahratta coun-
iu l'crguson t‘ollcge.
}of the house.
SOME BYGONE JOYS.
Sui-1 as Ash Hoppers Greased Boots
and Aft... .. Bedrooms.
Suet 11nd soupunzhiugf Also ash Inn.
pet's! Aids and nlnck. that \(‘Ilt'llllllt'
institution is no more. The moth-111
prospectus for 1111-111 hubitutions 11111.
accessories prut'itlt-s 1111 111.111: 111 111. ‘
kindscupu for that once Indispcimtblc
1 adjunct to 1'111'111 life and its Uleofit‘d
boss.
D'yc mind the ash hopper in the but-l.
just around tht- ml 11‘.
fence? A11 uneried pyramid it um
into which the debris from the 311-111
fireplace was poured. with ttuttkt-ts 111
water thrown OILllh‘ lutlt'l' or else left
to the street ruins from llt'ilYeu. Then
the lye cuught in the old tron kcttlc
With the piece broken out of one shit»
it was one..- used for 1111111111; npplc but
tor. After that. ltl1o soup boihug—
then the soup. lt‘inc stuff. that Sunli-
took tbe dlrt‘out. all right. and re
moved the hide. too. if you weren‘t
careful.
But the ash hopper has gone. ulout;
with the rolh-r towel. the mackerel kit.
hog jowis. I'cti apples and wintcr 1111'
nlps. The open fireplace, too. has
passed. before which you used to fry
on one side. willie icicles formed on
the other. Nor is there any ultic room
under—the shingles where the boys
slept. with pup's old curulry sudtllc in
one corner nntl‘n slckl y geranium roost
inn; precurlously on the window will
.\'or do we see the old time boots.
slickctl up with 11 mixture of mutton
[allow and bet-swux. which. however.
dltln't prevent u need for the scrvit-t-s
of four bluclmtnltbs and u plumber to
act 'em 1111' 0‘ nights whcu the boot
pick fullcti .1111! the lmotiuck llht‘lr-
suy. \t'hcu you 11111111.- to think of it. :1
department li‘lllt‘llll this not more out
sentiment owl "lustdcs" bt-twt-cst 11~
covers llllill (‘llli he found in Kip 1112‘s
"Soldlcrs 'l‘hrce" or 1111111 ltusst-itl t-t't-r
-lrc:111:t-tl of in his visions of lift-mu!
llumn'wls :1111l ilult sort of thin:
you motlcru housewives!"\Vushiuqtt-t.
l'ust.
thing for you to do be not in itself
great. The best preparation for
greatness comes in doing faithfully
the little things that he nearest.
The nearest is the greatest in most
cs.-l)avid Stan Jordan.
. .
i 511.111- DUTIES.
‘ It does not matter if the greatest
human hr
! Waste of Life.
The true \\ 191- of lilo consists in tin-
lo\'1~ \\'i‘ ll:l\l' ttui L'ii‘t-ll. the Rcl'l'lt'w
we how not rcmlct'ctl, the sncrliicc
from which we have drawn tutck~
George l-Jliot
An Old Mark.
it is said that the dollar mark can
he traced back to the fifteenth cen‘
tury. But at that 11 1311'! near as old
as the easy mnrk.~Bh-minghnm News
A man without self restraint is like
11 barrel without hoops. and tumbles
to pieces.
Qouvlunl anu have quick resume.
i
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WHEN A MAN LIES. ’1
He Breathes Dliferently From WH
He Tells the Truth. ‘
When You are telling a lie you
bit-tithe difittt-ntly flow when you no
(011111" the t1 uth The (linerence I“
discovered by means of some test-
qutie upon his students by Proton.
Beuussi of Grain
lie pr'epuch curds bearing letter;
iig'ules untl diugtutus 11nd distribm
those among his pupils. These III
required to describe the cards can“
ly, except in certain cases when ti.
cuids were ntulked with a red It";
and the students leceiyiug them in
required to describe them falsely.“ 3 ’ '
student was watched carefully by h
fellows, who, ignorant of the am.
of the curd. tried to Judge from 13’
manner whether he was telling "
truth or not. The watchers were ‘1 ‘
able to Judge with any certainty.
But before each man began till use.
the time occupied in inspiration .13
expiiation was measured. Ind 0”
measurement was taken again 1”
diately after he finished. it was f”
that the utterance of 11 false smM' .
always increased and the utterance R~ «
a true statement always attain!“
the quotient obtained by abiding it-
time of inspiration by the time of .1-
piratlon
Dr. Anton (Rose, commenting in W
Umschau 0 these 1esults renal.
that the discovery furnishes a can
criterion between truth nnd false“
For even 11 clever llnr is likely to M
in an attempt to escape detection by
breathing irregularly. Professor B's
nussi having discovered that men on
nimble voluntarily to change 61*
respiration so as to nffectthe result.-
Solved the Mystery.
The late Sir Edwin Burning-[AW-
rcnce, famous for his theories that BI-
con wrote Shakespeare's works, min)»
to tell this stuty against himself On
one occasion. talking on his 1'de
subject to an old lady, he impress“
on her as final proof the “fact" m;
Shakespeare could not write his own.
name. let alone the plays. "Oh I not"
the old lady said. "i quite agree witll‘
you now. Sir Edwin: You mean M
be dictated them!"
He Was a staysr.
Two mlliionnlle businesa men we”
lunching in lt‘ifth menue when an old.
graybcaId stumped by. ,
“Thais Brown He works for ma.’ ' "
said the first business man.
“He‘s an hottest looking chap. fill ‘
he got staying power?" uskcd the sec-
ond business man.
file has thut." said the first. “Ho
bcgun at the bottom of the ladder
twenty years ago. nndzbe‘s stayed
there ever slnce.“—New York Trit w
Early Rising.
Blobs—l believe in early rising. don'l, ’
you? Glbbs-Well.¢bere's no abstrlet .-
cxcellcuce in early rising. It all th- », "
pends on whnt you do after you Illa.
it would be better for the world R3
some people never got opt-London
Telegraph.
tern.
Costume mill ~15c.
The ubnvc ..1-d-.:n for
Misses is Number (lit-2
SPECIAL
rtcronnu. REVIEW 111111111115 1
Just Arrived
From New York
The New Empire Dress
and
The New Empire
Eton Dress
You cannot ob-
tain thcsc’, the
latest novelties.
in any other put-
Yon will he
months ahead in
style it you 11-
dopt these new
Fashions.
The
FASHION BOOK
son;
S P R I N G
.. of the Celebrated
1’ PICTORIAL
R E V I E W
PATTERNS
now on sale. also
MARCH FASHIONS
James Donnelly
. So. Norwaik .
linipiro Tulle-011%
Norwalk Chronicler